450-2079 – Basics of Algorithms and Programming (ZAP)

The aim is to introduce students to the basic problems of algorithms and programming and to demonstrate implementation techniques introduced in higher programming languages. After completing the course, students will be able algorithmize basic tasks and create programs for solving simple problems using basic algorithmic structures in the general development environment. Students will understand the relationship between some features of computer architecture elements and their display in the C programming language needed to handle tasks using non-standard peripherals. Also students will be able to analyze and algorithmize simple problems using a structured approach.

The course is an introductory course on algorithmization and programming in all electrotechnical disciplines due to the wide applicability of language C. Students are familiar with the basic hardware elements of the computer and their relation to selected program constructions. Discussed algorithms and data structures are demonstrated, the students are encouraged to structured approach to algorithmic solved problems. Emphasis is placed on the practical implementation of algorithms and data structures. In the second part of the course students are familiar with solutions of common tasks in higher programming languages with emphasis on fast prototyping and development and solution of practical tasks using functional and object-oriented approach.

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